How annoying is it when your check engine light comes on?
Well, this past weekend CarMD came out with some great news about check engine lights and Toyota's. Guess what? Toyota had the lowest percentage of red light reports/problems seen.
The first annual CarMD Vehicle Health Index ranked vehicles using real-world, statistically-based data for the fewest average repair incidents and lowest average repair costs for model-year 2001 to 2011 vehicles in the U.S.
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Plus, Click Here to check out the CarMD Website.
Do you have questions about check engine lights? Let us know and we would be happy to help.
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Don’t Gamble With Your Car!
The holidays are here, and we're all trying to save money. It's tempting to put that oil change off 'til your next paycheck, and that rattle in your engine … can't it wait for the new year?
Maybe not.
Problems can worsen without warning, and a little timely prevention can save you from a costly cure. Your dealer mechanic knows your car best, letting him fix it faster, cheaper, and more efficiently. He can spot problems before they occur. So make sure to budget for routine maintenance, and if your car acts up, visit your dealer immediately.
A car equals freedom to go to work, run errands and have fun – don't gamble with it!
Guess which Manufacturer has the Best Resale Value?
Are you driving a Toyota? Then we have some great news for you! Toyota is the manufacturer with the highest resale value. That means when you go and trade in your car for another vehicle (hopefully a Toyota at Ardmore Toyota!) You will get more value on your car than any other manufacturer. That is also great news when researching a new car to buy!
How important is resale value to you when looking to purchase a car?
Some Highlights:
-Toyota was named the top brand in 2012 Kelley Blue Book’s 2012 Best Resale Value Awards.
-All-New Camry Wins Best Resale Value in Mid-Size Car Class.
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Click Here for more from Kelley Blue Book.
On Thursday, November 10, 2011, the 3rd Annual Taste of Ardmore was held at Ardmore Toyota. Local restaurants participated in the tasting of different items from their menus. In addition, there was a fashion show with some of the newest designs by local designers.
Thank you for all who participated to support this wonderful evening!
Check out this short video from the event:
For more great photos, check out The Ardmore Patch.
Trading Up? Visit Your Dealer
NEW YORK – November 9, 2011 – Toyota, the most fuel-efficient full line auto manufacturer in the United States today reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability throughout its operations and beyond as it released its 2011 North America Environmental Report. The report details the substantial success that Toyota has had in meeting or exceeding the goals of its aggressive, five-year Environmental Action Plan (EAP).
Among the key achievements outlined in the 2011 report are:
- Major developments in advanced technology vehicles, including the launch of an expanded family of four Prius vehicles, a new partnership with California’s Tesla Motors to produce an electric, zero emission version of the RAV4 crossover SUV, and the opening of the first pipeline-fed hydrogen filling station in the U.S.
- Significant improvements in fuel economy across Toyota’s fleet over the past five years, including a 12% improvement in Corporate Average Fuel Economy (or CAFE standards) for U.S. cars and a 10% improvement in U.S. truck CAFE standards
- Near zero-landfill status at each of Toyota’s North American manufacturing plants as well as a 35% decrease in the amount of nonsaleable waste per vehicle produced
- Expanded local partnerships to improve the environment, including helping towns and counties reduce energy use, donating used plastics that are recycled to fund a local program for the disabled, and working with dealerships and suppliers to build “greener” facilities.
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We are interested in hearing from you. What types of things do you do in your own home to be more sustainable & help the environment?
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If you guessed the Toyota Corolla, you are correct!
That is right, over 35 Million Toyota Corolla's have been sold in the world since 1966, based on www.Automotive.com.
Do you have a Toyota Corolla story for us? Tell us your Corolla story!
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We want to know your thoughts? Is being Green important to you? What have you done to help our world be a more "Green" Place to live?
Toyota was honored by the National Audubon Society on Wednesday November 2nd, for its leadership in environmental advocacy and conservation.
Yoshi Inaba, president/COO of Toyota Motor North America and chairman/CEO of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., accepted the Audubon Keesee Conservation Award, which is given annually to environmental leaders in their respective fields who exemplify conservation excellence and have committed time and resources to connect new and diverse audiences to nature.
Toyota and Audubon launched the Together Green initiative in 2008 to fund conservation projects, train environmental leaders and offer volunteer opportunities that significantly benefit the environment. It is funded by a $20 million Toyota gift to Audubon, the largest in the conservation group’s history. Now marking its fifth year, the partnership had funded 160 Fellows, and launched the Pennies for the Planet initiative.
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Accessories: Keep That Showroom-Fresh Look
The 3rd Annual Taste of Ardmore is taking place on Thursday, November 10, 2011 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Ardmore Toyota. Ardmore Toyota is the presenting Sponsor.
Do you want to go to this amazing event? Click here for tickets!
Check out the official invitation below.
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